Done, have to go with something now (maybe the first step to finish and submit 🫣😁)

I like the black and red style, bloody cat 😁

So advanced in just a few days 👍

Amazing 👍 my weekend was less productive, by far 😂

Love it 👍

Maybe more on www.maeevick.com

Check back in a week to see if I managed to build something playable... or if everything exploded spectacularly! 💥

(Both outcomes are valid learning experiences, right?) 😅

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🎙️ Question for the brave souls out there:

What would YOU build with "Chain Reaction" as theme in 9 days?

Drop your wildest/smartest/weirdest ideas below!

Always curious to see how different minds tackle the same challenge

Between levels, Trix (my eccentric inventor) shows up to "improve" the system with her "revolutionary ideas".

Think: puzzle + time pressure + a dash of chaotic humor in my steampunk-fantasy universe.

We'll see if this concept survives contact with reality! 🤔

💡My current idea (sometimes good, often weird):

A puzzle game where Grimble (my obsessive goblin librarian) must organize his library before time runs out.

Plot twist: every misplaced book triggers a chain reaction that drops MORE books...

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🧵 5/5

Design choice: Failed dodge = fall down, not team turnover like in BloodBowl.

Why? No depth yet (no rerolls/skills) to make turnovers fun vs frustrating.

Game feel > mechanical purity.

🧵 4/5

Implementation: ~20min
- Find highest tackle nearby
- Roll dodge vs tackle
- Handle results

Simple mechanics = most fun!

Code at GitHub: https://github.com/Maeevick/the-tinkerers-tournament

🧵 3/5